What's Left? With Jovan + Freddie Restoring My Faith in Men – Grace Campbell
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Dec 17, 2025 In this conversation, comedian and writer Grace Campbell dives into her unique comedic persona shaped by her political upbringing in Downing Street. She candidly shares her journey of disillusionment with the Labour Party and the complexities of modern feminism. With humor as her weapon, Grace addresses sensitive topics like cancel culture, the nuances of male-female relationships, and coping with trauma through comedy. Their laughter-filled banter serves as a reminder that amidst chaos, finding humor can be a balm for the soul.
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Origin Of A Comedic Persona
- Grace Campbell framed her comedy around raw personal experiences like abortion and rape to ensure originality.
- She deliberately leans into a posh voice as a comedic persona she developed on stage.
Stage Attack And A Surprising Apology
- Grace described being physically attacked on stage during an early gong-show gig and receiving a consoling call from Tony Blair.
- She jokes she’s the only person to get Tony Blair to apologise for the Iraq war.
Morality Drives Political Loyalty
- Grace and hosts link political disengagement to bad optics and moral failures within parties.
- Young voters withdraw support when parties appear morally misaligned or perform as 'Tory light.'